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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
'orlj-Vint Cdngrcu-Seuo'J Krgu'ar Session
WXDStSDAT AWffBT 19,1)70.
SENATE.
AilJttldnal m Bib a rim a wer ereaentaJ la
arorof lho adoption of Ih franking; ptlvl-
n, wnun wore rcierrva to vomm..ife on
oe, Dfflen,
Tn Vie President preieated a eoiamtiDte
loo from ex President lilimorr, prcaideotof
h Louisville Unrnmerclnl Convention, In
losing; th resolutions psiaed by that body la
tor of Uovcrnment At J, to Inear th com
potion f th Kouthrii I'avifl railroad, which
rs ordered to b printed.
Mr Patterson, la pretantlic memorial Mh
tne th Abolition of the frankln prlvlleg,
.ATJhundratocdthrehadbenToortb
la&kc and 190,000 memorial prtnld At the
xxpeoi or the UartrnmffDt and tat r th
Mr. Drsk Ailti by who authority thes
laaks ao1 memorials he t been printed ,
Mr. Patterson. Th PoetmetlrrOeneral
Mr. Drake. Aid lent throng h lb ra.ll free.
Mr Patterson. ii
Mr Drake ltn in ftvor of th abolition
it th frank! Off prlvltey., notonty lor mam
rs of Congress b,ut forth heads of Depart
ante.
Mr Oonkllrtf suggested that tbart woulJ la
o nor tronbi About tba m attar, If Congress
rould Immediately pata tba bill.
Mr, Itauaey thought tba PoatmeatrOn
ral hftldon Uo ogress a ssivlo by having
baa tna morula prl a led, And bavin- tba peo
I committed to It, for when our constituents
lad they cat do (nor documents, thf y CAnnet
lam ua but only lhanaalrai
Mr Thayer would b glad to seaavoluo
ary expression of tba people on tbla subject,
iitneth poatmaatara aralnatruatad to pro
ur slg naturaa, ha Hid not aonaldar 11 a toiuo
arr axpraulon it would Ilka to know what
u thorny tha roatmaiterOoo.irl bad tolseu
hei loatruatlona to th postmaster.
Mr Oonkllng Tba poatmaatara cannot
ompal the por-l to aln th mamorlali.
Mr. How To Peatmaatar Uanaral d
Irad th Authority to do tbla whan ha wia
onQrmtd It than bsam hla duly to do all
i could to AnnulAlaw whlah waa ooaof th
roaaeat abuse eonoceted with lb aipandl
uroa of th Uuvernmeat
Sir. Conklloir presented a tuemorlal of th
(aw York Chamber of Commerce, asking th
tdtLon, of Congrees to arrest th proposed
.at Ion of th Legislator of New jersey In
-no roach lug on th hstbor of New York
)rdrred to b printed.
Mr, Bu inner prtaeatcd the ma mortal of
deisri. MeOutro and. othera, of Washington,
.nd Wm T. UTaltere.ot ilaitlmore. truittea
if the Corsoran Art Gallery, asking aq Act of
neorporatton Referred to Committee on th
Ql Uriel of CotunMa.
Th MritolAblll wAattkaanp At 1 o'clock,
tad Mr Wotto. who waa entitled to the
loor, proceeded to ftaUh. hi Argument 11
.11 tided to th atAt of affairs la Osorxla,
rhea
Mr Morton Allied to explain that Oeaernl
rerry had Instituted no military com minion
otryth member of th Georgia Leg lei a.
ure, but bat merely appointed aom of hla
leerttarUa to determine wbAt members wet
illglbl Uauerat Terry waa required to do
hla by th reconitruatlon acta, And aa h had
lot the time hlmielf, he had designated his
isststantstodolt
Mr Norton Insisted that OenerAl Terry had
la tight to Interfere la th matter At all, and
Jongrecs could confer no each power upon
tin. Th question of determtnlox th tilel
Xllty of the members waa with th Ijrxlala
tur ana with no on eli. As a aequc nc to
rourreeomtruetlon aeti, w hare the f net by
eltfraph to day thatOaneral Auea has been
tlected to th8ente by Ih Iteglalatur of
Ulialeelppl, a military officer, who la not eraa
teltltenuf th Ktate, and who manipulated
the election for hla ownpurpoaes Tble la a
ipeeUel for th people of tb country to eon
llder
Mr VTitaon raored that lb bill be referred
to th Committee on the Judiciary, ao that
both aides could b heard, and than In a few
days a bill may be preaeated which will meet
tbcricweof all Latth committee examine
lb facte, and make a report on th eubjeet
Mr, Stewart aAifgeated to Mr. Wilson to
withdraw hla motion, as tb bin would prob
ably be passed in an hour or two.
Mr Humnar Impoaalbl
Mr Pomeroy tboutnt It would be better to
rarlrethe epeslal commltte on rvooostru
tloo, and commit this autJt to them
Mr Cockling naked Mr Wllion to nam a
faetla Miction to this euhject, or which the
Committee oa th Judiciary wer not cog
tilttnt
Mr. Vfltaoa could not mention y new
fact, but It was oUlmedtbit they could be
presented, -
Mr Trumbull aiked tb necessity of this
(notion Th facts had been preaeoted by
both sides to th Keeonstrustloo Committee
of the Uoace.and ha.1 been reported and put
before tucpubllo And th Senate If thlc bill
waa to be acnt forth, b hop 1 It would be to
a special committee, and not to th Judiciary
Committee) but he begged to remind Senator
that rery bill that had been paased In refer
nto reconstruction had com from th Ju
diciary Committee. II entreated rentora
to dlapoi or thla matter, one way or It
other. If a majority of thla Senate belltTea
that Virginia la no otltled to Admlselon,
after a he his compiled with All the conditions
fo thla matter A th ScnAtor (Mr Trumbull.j
buttb anilely of that Henator waa all tb
wrong wtfy; Thatsenatorwat aaalouatoad
tnttaStateatlll amoklag wllb rebellion, but
br(Ur.8) waeaoKioueto admit It when It
ouid b don with aafcty to th republic Tb
lection In lrglula was on hug colossal
fraud.
Mr S read extracts from letter which h
aid he had reeelred from loyal men In differ
ent parts of Virginia, All atallng that th rebel
element wer oppreatlnjr tb loyalltte, and
that tb Urea of th Union men wer la
lancer. Among tb letters waa on from
Jjyachburg, staling that th pastor of on of
tbaehutcbea In that city had In hla sermon on
tb sabbath befor denounced Congress aa a
pack tr tofaraous acouadrals
Mr. slew a it, Ulr us th nam of tb
rlttrt
Mr. Sumner. lath day oftheslaredriren,
when I roa bar and read letter exposing
their outrages, tb cry came from All parte of
th chamber forth nam. And to bar girt
tbioam would bar been to eeal theUteof
th writer 1 declined tbea and 1 must de
cile OOWi
Mr. StewArt held that no credence could be
placed la aaonymoua lettera, for theae lettere
were certainly anonymous ao far aa the senate
and th world were concerned He aalmad
TerUd acraraly upon the record of Mr rotter.
Wholhaald,lnspiredMr Sumner.
Mr. Morton said there aeemad to be three
partus here, bom wanted V trgtnta to come
la without any conditional some thought It
BecessarT that conditions should b Imposed,
and the ben at or from Miaaaehueetta waota to
keep Virginia out Until a new election can be
had.
Mr Sumner I did not liy that
Mr Mortoa What doe tba Senator want,
then.
i Mr, Runner I want to pure th Legisla
tor. 1 underatan t thatthre fourths of them
are rebela I have looked Into th matter, and
lrjcHcreltis cletr that tb teat oath, should
be administered,
f Mr. Mortoa. What la tb us of keeping
Virginia oat. Will eh b any bitter by being
ki t nut sis month or twelve or twentylour
months. Tb proper way Is to Admit th Slat
with such neoeiiary couditlon of precaution
aa will give uccccurlly for th future
The diaeuaaloa waa further eon tinned by
Messrs. Drake and Sumner Mr Sumner la
th course of his remarks Allu led to the sen
tentlous remark of the late Prcsldentt Mr
Jobusoo, "lor the rebele, back aeate " lor
tbla expression b could pardon him many
dereliction There may a tlmi come wheu
It will be right to glre the rebels apartlclpa
loBlnlbUorrDment,butnow.h must say
"for the rebels, back seats "
Mr Drake would never vole for lb admls
llonof VIrglalA without conditions until th
fifteenth amendment waa tu ad -scour II
moved to postpone tha further consideration
of the bill until Mondsy, I cbruary 2S
Mr Wllllama thought this whole discussion
had been productive of no good, but of much
evil So far as he could observe th Republl
eaapreaawas unanimous la demnodlog Ih
admlealon of Virginia, and so was public sen
tlmeat II bad been for the unconditional
admission of Virginia, but h waa willing; to
take the amendment of th Senator from Vr
taont. Mr. Waroer believed that ImmedUt admla
(Ion would be the wlieat oouriet It would be
llrfor the Jtepublloana of Virginia.
Ibfir'moi'roV. "nduT. ,,a7.teJV&n.Wft,S
th amendment of Mr tdmunda prescribing
that th uatb la tba third aectloo of tb four
teenth amendment ahall be taken by th mem
ere of the legislature and other Stat offi
cers before they enter upon their duties.
Th amendment was adopted, aa followst
Yeaa kleiirs Abbott, Anthony, Do re man,
Brownlow. Buaklnthsm. Cameron, Carnen
'er, CaUcII, ChAndler. Cole, Con It ling, Jor
itt, Craglo, Drake, Mmuoda, enton. till
irt, lUulln, llarlan. Harris, Howard, Howe,
UsDonald, Morrill of Maine, Morrill of Vr
nont, Morton, Nye, Oiborn, Patterson, Pom
toy, 1'ratt, Ramsey, JictKobertsoD,Sawycr.
hurt, hoott, trnerman, Spencer. Sumner,
bayer, Tipton, Warner, Wllley and WHaon
NaysrMessrs Bayard. Oasserlr, Davis
frry, lowler.lIammoo.lreUogg, MeOreery,
ortoa, Boss, Saulaburr. htewart. Stockton,
bermao, Trumbull and Vldkera 10,
llefor th rot waa aooonoeed, Meisrs
arpenter and Conkllng, membeie of the Ju
iclary Committee, who did notreapood wheu
iclr names were Brat called, roa and record
1 tharaselvse la th aiOrmatlv
Mr, Nye, who had voted la th negative,
teachaugedto tb Affirmative, stating that
had heretofore followed the Judiciary
ommlteee, and wheo his leaders changed lie
ought he rutght change too.
Mr Elmuude then moved another amend
eat that the drat clause of the act ahall take
feet oa March 1, 1IT0 and the remainder of
ie act aball take effect Immediately Tb
feet of tb amendment la that th henatore
Mr Trumbull characterised tb amendment
l abaurd
Mr, i-dmunda said hla object was to prevent
i contingency feared by tb Senator from
lasourl, that Virginia might withdraw Us
tiflsatloaof th fifteenth Amendment, and
ir Representative could be excluded until
at amendment waa mad secure by th action
(Nebraska
Mr wiiaoa would not vote for this nmend
nt. It was aa UsulL aa he considered It, and
a had no mora fear of irglnta withdrawing
e ratification than betudof Massachusetts
ling it
Mr timunds then withdrew hla amend-
nt
Mr. Howard moved to adjouroi which waa
,red lo-ayei si, nay Jt and th Senate
ao adjourned
UOU3E OP ItEPBESENTATlVES.
Oa motion of Mr Brooke, ofN Y, the (lea
al of the Army was directed to Inform the
gute by what autucfitygr uudcrwbat act
of Congress oettala oflleart of the Unite
States army are Manny log seats ae member
ofthaLeglsIatureofOeorcla, ,. .
Mr. crabs, of 111 , ofrercdf a resolution which
was agreed to, reciting that a larg aumber of
irlvata soldiers, non-eommlsslnned omcers,
and commissioned omcers of th army who
served lathe 1st war, who wr abseal from
their commands from uaaroldabl eauijs. are
bora upon th rolls In saetr a way that they
caonot reoetve their Pr and boanly due
tbem.and dlreclrtg the Committee oa Mili
tary Affairs t inquire Into the expediency of
report log a bill for a eommlssloa of army ofQ
re toInveatlgateueh eases
Oe motion o(Mr (lllflltan, of Pa , th Com
mittee on the District of Columbia waa au
thorised to eenrt for persoos and papers la
fiartolnc their lnrestlgatlooa, under a reto
utoa directing an investigation of tb Waah
agton and Qeorgetown Railroad Company.
jUr Petere, of Me, Introduced a hill to
amend the bankrupt act ao as to exempt from
Itcoperatione certain Interests la life lasur
aace policies lieferred to Committee oa Re
vision or the Laws
Mr Ingsrsoll, of 111, reported back th kill
foraebln canal Around Niagara tails. Or
tiered to be printed And recommitted
On motion of Mr I erry, of Mich , the Com
mlltceoa Pensions was directed to Inquire
Into the expediency of prorldlrg tbat no In
valid penaioners snail be deprive 1 of their
pensions during th time they were employed
In the civil service of the United States
Mr Stiles, of Pa , lutroducel a resolution
providing for the adjourameat of this aeaaloa
ttfCona-reaat laocloekoa the eccond lues
dsyofArrll , ,
Air Uanjamln moved ta lsythe resolution
ontb table Rejected yeae 71, nays is
Th prerloui questloa waa then seconded by
a vote of 74 toes.
mi resoiuiioa waa men niion n toe
assage by a vot oltl yeaa '
A iinmhip nt I- xeeutlTO
rra npaaantad And referred
Tbe Uouae reaumed tha consideration of the
League lilend bill, and
Mr Keller, of Pa, addressed th Home II
eoatendad that all that had been said detrl
mental to League Island by the opponents of
this bill was founded la error, and became
tbe cm was not properly understool Ha
Argued to enow thai League laland waa the
natural place for the eare-keeping of an Iron
clad nt, which rtqulred fresh water for Its
protection.
With regard to Mr, THwee' Arraignment of
th Administration yesterday, Mr Kelley said
h did not reel 11 to be hla duty to reply, be
cause he could ace no connection between the
aiiegea exirnvaaanc Of in Administration
and League IitanJ Tha gentleman had eon
aeetedtban by aa Imaginary link of soo,tt o,
which oarer existed any wher exempt In th
Iraaf laatloo of soma gentle men lie denied
the correetnesa or th flgurea reported by Mr
Dawei, and thought th comparison was not
a fair one, and that tha Administration was not
amenable to th chargee of th gentleman
against tb Administration. In conclusion,
Mr, Kelley urged Immediate Action upoa the
bill, and hoped tb com mil tee would coninler
theclalmaof the Philadelphia navtl etatlon
In making up the approprlatlooe, ac a matter
of Justice to the elly or Phlla lelphla, which
had paid 1310 0 forLnague Island, and pre
aeatcd th earn to th United State
Something had been aal 1 actotba motive
ef the oily of Philadelphia la making thla
largeglft The ooly motive was the fact that
when the present site or the navy yard was
sold, the properly would Increase so much In
value aa In pay a good intcreet on the Uf eat
ment ror League laland That was thtsold
motive Philadelphia had la tha matter
Mr. Dickey, of Penneylranla, eald he liad
not much to eay about League Island, but he
wanted to notice som of the etntemooie mad
yesterday by th chairman or th Committee
on Appropriations, and whlcb he thought did
great injustice to the Administration of Pre
id eat Clrant The gentleman waaptaaedto
talk about what he designated th other end
of th Avenue." and to eharffa all tha
travtigance there; but he thought thcaadJI
hu uen pa upon ma wrong aorae, an 1 inai
th blama ought to rait with Coogreaa. for he
found, upon xrnlotlon of the eatlraate
thattn appropriation aaked for wer moatly
to flarrv out lawa now uoon tha aUtuta-baok
If w wanted to retrench we about I commence
bare In Coogreaa ami yotpaaa bille for public
waiii, ivTiiitrr ihbj hip paitHi, mm appro'
rrlatlona muit be made to earrv them out
He thought that by falling to elate theae
facts, the gentleman from Maaaachuaetts had
milled th Houae Latliaatee would not be
mad for work that Uongrei dl 1 not order by
bllla naase I and out unon th statuta-boak
Peodlog further discussion lb taorolag hour
waiurru, twi iuf dii, mxiiii wnc ttjwr
Mr Schenek.of OjIo, from the Committee
or wayaanu Jiemi, reporie i a joint resoin
tlon declarlnr the meanlne; of tbe Uw in rl.
tloa to the tax oo lneomoi The olat resolu
tion deolaree It to be th meaning aal intent
of tb law Imposing a tax oa Incomes that all
persons are liable to the payment of atld tax
accruing or toaerurr anidurlnr and uo tit
th end of the year 187i and that eomuenof
to itx aearuiue; in iniu, nnarcmainiOKUopal l
on January 1,1871 ahall be ptld during 1ST!
Un lP vaUtldif I lull
Mr Schencic oxplafaed lb iteeessltr of
X easing tbe reaotution at once He eald that
tffereutoHljera ludlTerent department! t(
tb Uorcromont had put a different construe
tlon upon th law, and there was consequent
mbarrassmentaod It was to settle the whole
qneaiion inai tnia was inirooucea
Tbe resolution was adopted
The House then resolved Itself Into Com
B.ltt.alli ll7liaU Kl. HI.... r .
the chair,) and proceeJe. 1 to tne consideration
oi tne peueiou appropriation dui
Mr kelley, of N Y briefly Advocated th
Mr lJutler, of Masi took ocoasloa to refer
to ins moan oi puior penaiona. ana argued
that aomeehaaxe waa lmmedlatetv nMmtti.
for by tha oourae now pursued the pensioner
waa eubjeoted to great wrong ThOorrn
ment.he sal, bad nromiirjt to pay the pen
sioners la gold. It had rcpudlatod that coo
treat, and nald them In aurrtnar. ami ih.
bring the ease he thought tt but Just that the
Eayments ahould be made aa rapidly aa pom
le, and with tha greuest possible advantage
to the recipient of the pension He advocated
DaTmenta throueh th manirrfiAltr ninnns nr
the poet oOlcea, and that paymenta bo made at
leaet once In two months Now, the pay
HiVH.- "Iio aasias vaij Via, 1U UlKinaUIIll,
and the coaseauaaea waa that what tha nn
sioaer received was often pledged for mouths
in advance.
Mr. Wood, of N Y- next addressed the
Uouse, and took oeeaslon to allude to tbe
administration of the Treasury Department
by Mr. Ooutwell. He said there had never
before been so mush mlseondust under any
Secretary of tha Treaaurr,aed that be had not
at all compiled with the lawa Tha Secretary
almoat unknown to any potentate of Lurope
or Aala, and moat men would have besitated
about aocentlng the reapooalblUty, but Mr
Uout well did not do so, and all he aeemed to
reiy upon ana no on air requiaue was the eup
not! of hla party In Coojrreae
Mr, Wood tbea proceeded to arraign Mr
riautMrall foe lllcrftlltv In hi etm nt aaliin.
Eold, lie Before Mr Wood bad concluded,
la hour axnlred Haatatd Ihit h
ret on mira mrougn, and tne re tore asked
ier to prim.
The bill waa then read throuirh.
Mr Sloeum. of N. Y- moved ta etrlk it
tne nruriBu wumn pruviuee iaat tne navy
pension fund shall be covered Into th Ttaas-
ury at to upiiiu oiii
After dlaauaalan. th amendmeal
lnAtSfl
na dui wia toco iaiu aaia to p reported to
the House It appropriates la all thirty mil
lions of dollars, aa followai i or army pensions
anairitTimri' uopgreae, tvuituai rur
ltarolutlonarv i ..naloae and dibiIoai nf th
war of 1912 and tha Mexican war, eiaesacZi
lur ii-j,j iHi-iiu i,uiivu. nitiMi lur DAT7
penilone or wldowe, Ive , MI,47
The Commute of the Whole then took up
th bill making appropriation for the Military
Aoadcany at Weat Point Tba bill appro
prlatea 315 SCO 50, a a excess of 19,000 over th
appropriation of last year
Mr Beck, of Ky , who had charge of th bill,
explained tb reason of Ibis xee.i( It was, he
laid, In eonsequsncof the tacreas of th num
ber of oadets from 290 last ysarto Six) for the
present year. He also ahosed that the mle
oellaneoue expense were necessarily much
higher than last ysar, Thla bill, as reported,
la over tie ooo Issc than lbs amount originally
estimated ror by the War Department
Pending coneldsrallon tbe committee rose,
and tba pension bill was uportcd to tbe
House and passed.
Mr CuIIom, of HI , offered a resolution
dlrectlog the Committee on Rules to Inquire
Into tbe expediency of so changing the rule
as to devote two hours each day tobusloeas la
tbe morning hour on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
nod Tbursdava. Referred ta tha nmBinitt-ii
on Rulea
Mr. uowen, or s .o, introduced a bill
making appropriation for the completion of
th custom bonse at Charleston, H C It
ferred to Committee on Appropriations
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THE COURTS.
SintiMi Court UiKERiL Tr Chief
josuco earlier And J ns ticca Wyllo and
Fitheriat in bane yes tenia y( and heard
Wilson ts. Wilson, Thla caa come tip
on an err., from the decision or the Equity
Coart, admlttlop; certain depositions. The
argnment In tbla case vat concluded, and
tba Court took tbo raperi and .hold the. case
under aavUctncnt.
Atblgeneo II. Drown and Chatincev A.
Ilorr ts. Robert O'NleUetal.) Tha United
B UlCS CX rcl . L'haanv A. Ilnrr. and Albl.
peace H. Brown ti. James J, KaTftnangb.
Those case Rrcwof proccodloffi for con
tempt Thealle cod contempt occurred In a certain
cause reidlnp; In laid court, wherein AIM
gene II, Drown and ,Channcej A. Ilorr are
complainants, and Itobert E. O'Klell and
William A. Tinner arc defendants, Tba
aald controversy roe In relation to certain
tjpes, printing materials, office furniture,
A,o. On the 211b. dar of Uarcb, 130 J, this
court at (pedal term issued an order requlr
Inn saUl property to be delivered to the aald
UDAunccy a. iiorr, trustee, oy ine saia ae
fondant, Tlaney, "or vhotttr ties may ham
ortjulrw posssislon tfurtof during th ptndtney
or fAts lull." Ibe order provided farther,
that tbe laid trustee aboafd eell said prop
erty and bring tbe procoede Into court
On or atxmt the 13th or March, 1889, tho
defendant, Kavanauxb, received from one
Mltcbenor, a stranger to tbe suit, for a val
uable consideration, a lot or types, printing
material, Ac., loae or which he disposed of
to various parties bo fore the order of tbe
kiia oi Aiarca waa mano ana entered.
After the eald order or the 81th or March,
the complainants, Brown and Ilorr, vent to
Kavanaush (who never was a party to tbe
suit) and attempted to read to htm a copy
of the eald order, to which he refused to
listen. They then applied to the court, and
an order for the arrest of Eavanaugh waa
raado without notice, and bo was arrested on
Ik.DClt. J..r...l. 41M --M L.lil.H.
iuq fcvtu un ui inrvu, iouv. ou ueiu in tuo
custody or tho marshal until tho following
day, whoa he was produced before tho court
Uo then made a motion to dismiss the pro
ceeding against him, because he had not
bocn properly served with tho order, and
bocanso ho had never been served with an
original wrlt,and was not ft party to tbe suit,
1 his motion waa denied and another order
made and entered on the 37lh of March,
I860, requiring hint to deliver-all of the laid
property in hi potttttion to laid Ilorr In
obedience to this last mentioned order, he
tendcrod to said Horr all the aald printing
materials, ec , wnicn were men in nis pos
session, but the aald Ilorr refased to accept
them, and agatn applied to tbe court. A
rule to ahow cause why he ahould not bo
proceeded agatnst, aa lor a contempt, waa
then mado ngalnst Kavanangh and aerred
upon liltn. On the Sd of April, 1860, ho ap
peared to ahow cause and also moved tbe
court to dismiss all proceedings against him.
The court denied hla motion, and oa the
20th of April, 1689, made and entered an
order requiring eald Kavanaugh to deliver
to said Ilorr all tbe aald property then In
bis possession, which was covered by eald
deed of trust, and to pay to him the pro
ceed derived from the sale of the residue,
and that ho bo committed by tba marshAl to
tho jail of tho District until eald order
should be complied with.
From this order, tho defendant. Kavan
au(b, appealed to the general term of tbe
coart.
The case was argued by Mr. Totten, and
Mr. Hankie submitted the cause without ar
gument, and the court held It under ad lis-
menu
Adjournod.
Kqoitt CouaTWidV Oitn The follow
mg order were toad e yesterday i
Kvans vs. Davis. Decree confirming le
crce taklog bill for confessed.
LIndsley vs. D Kraut et al. Docreo for
ale or real estate, appointing It. D. Mnsscy
trustee.
Adjourned,
SLrniui Coubt or tiis Ukithd SriTXi.
Wtdnttday, January ID, 2370. On motion
or Mr. John Ordronaux, O. M. Bpelr. esq .
of New York, was admitted to practice as
an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. S37. Jacob I). Cox, Secretary or the
Interior, plaintiff In error, vs. The United
Slate, ox rcl , William McCarrahao, The
Chief Jostles announced the decision of the
court, ovcrrullmg the motion or Mr. 1.
riillllps made In this cause.
Tho cause was then argued by Mr. Attor
ney General Hoar and Mr. Ashton, of coun
sel for plalntlll In error, and leave granted
Mr. Mcrriman to submit h printed argu
ment In behalf of defendant In error, to be
filed on or before the 20th Inst.
No. S3. Board of l'resldent and Directors
of tbo St. Louie Pab)le School, plaintiff In
error, vs. Mary Frlietal. Thla caase was
argncd by Mr. Blair and Mr. Dick, of conn
sci for the plaintiff In error, and submitted
onprlolpd argument by Mr. Qantt, for tbe
dcfcodAxU In error.
No. 2D. The Board of TrcilJent and Direc
tors or the St. Louis rubllii Bchools, plaintiff
In tsi 'or, vs. Isaac Walker et at Tba argu
ment or thla cause waa commenced by
Mr. Blolr, or counsel for tho plaintiff In
cirur.
Adjourned nntll to morrow at 11 o'clock.
Attorneys, AgooU, Etc-
ItMtSH SC9TSL
M. WfLLCOX,
SCOVEL & WILLCOX,
ATTORAITg AMD COtTVIgLtOBt-AT'LAW,
HO 4AtlIUT 8PAC1S,
(Boabd or Taa Booms, t
WASSIlfOToa, D O.
Vre ice la all UaUal Stttia Coart aad iafor
in uvvarimaaii jm 11
E. 0. WEAVER,
justice or 0:1x13 ruAoi:,
OONVDVAMCEn,
KCAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AQENT,
Ko 1803 S.T..th MrMk, b.1. 8 ..! T ttM.li.
Mlir.WU.I)UVAI-I,
IX. Altornoy.lLair,
Offlc. JT 1, r.ir.Bl htlt .UmI, .ppo.lt.
l.t) if cur n.n.
R'
ItllAltlf T. MKUHICH,
voiiniuoraiiJiw.
4lfHd tnAv,il fffAM N ATHh tl .tual u to lAfl
f atreet, betweea Thirteenth aad rearteula
.throa
"V.
T1I0VAS W1U05.
HINE & WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT UW,
o.4 Potir-AUdA-halfSt.,'Vaahlngtoa
yPL. 33C. IiX-a.jLT.J333C,
Real Estate anlj General Insurance Agent,
No. 407 I BTCIBT,
betweea Slth and Sevsath s tresis
Prompt Atteutton Olvta to Collection..
WktoUti and Jewelry.
NOTICE!
Tbo Best l'luco to Purchase at
Moderate Prices.
II LV
nmi.'s,mjila!A?A!-''si.9fPiS!i
k.tl u llril el... J.w.lrr Bur., .1
flT) J- E&BR'S,
4EPt' 3 lf l-EHJI. AVt.VUK.
H..r I.T.Ath .Irut.
"i,R. .T"..bwl "olld.rPrM.ii. Ufe.4 ; ,
Financial.
V BMAS.rtM.
) i svrr, Tc.m
Washington City BaTing, Bank,
C.rs.r or H.v.alh trt ..4 Lo.ii.a .1.....
I'lT, mtiiKkiir uu iti oit
"JAY COOKE & CO.
Say aid tall, al correal mark et ratal,
OOVKRNME.NT BECUIUTJE3, GOLD,
AND SILVER.
Ordera tut Stock aad Made jroftptlr evceated
lateraalKeveaaebuiapafaraUliad
Ileal Estate Agents
liveitCaoe
JiasaW Wits a.
-(T , CB038 & WALSH.
REAL EHT4TP Wntttttnn lEnmrnna
' it
JOEH It. ABHIS0H,
uijl lzaTAsria aoiint,
rimmuiMit ui r...iriT.ii. .t.bi.
Ctpllol UUL
nrrntPK uniT.niwn mr. .. n.i... m ..
Iiogji.lb LOlilaall psrlscf tk city far
salesa4tat, JyT if
riN ANCIAL AND COHMEHCIAL.
WAJBtaoTOsr, Jan. 19, 1170 Jay Cook
Co, famish the following Quotations of Gov
ernmeat issurltleei
H Btylnt, 5'ff
U,r5,S'S,ISSl.. 11TK I1SH
riv-Twnti,lie. ml "7
eiea.Twntia. iana.........
FlvTwatis, lies
Flv-TwntleetJaQfcJuly,'C,
rtve-Tweotleafaa Si Jaly,eT
nr.TwBtleelaB At J ulv u.
Teo-rortie ..;,.. 112!? 113
U.S ee.lMl....ll S.U'i.JBAJr.lT 111
-S0's,lSCl 1I6U MO'i.JokJrtl H?i
1 11&
114
rfForllee.... lllV
S-13'a,JafcJf,'cilHjS
BW vlirn.
aw Tobk. Jan. jo 1 p.m. Ootton dull
ateadri tn(ddllnlin. nt. Mn.ri1Ql.t
iad a
aad steady. Flour dull a ad nominal. Wneet
quiet and flrin sprlnr t ltfll 10Ut winter
S135Q12T. Corn Oull and nomlnall 1 01O
101. Oats dull and nomlnaii tana eeate
fork quiet sod stead yifM. Uold 121U
BALTHfoaKABKT.
nLTiMoa( Jan 19 Brttdttuft,-Th
market for I lonr eontleaea very quiet. Tbcr
laaodeoaaad at present for export, and th
few sales maklne; are to aunply local waale,
W not to-day sal of about Soo tbla How
ard rltraot I air at 15 ITUfl 75, th latter for
choice, 1)0 bbla Weeterado at S60. lMbbls,
1 1 ai e. And loo bbl super i as per bbl
Prices Are, however, sjenerally uncbAoRCd
IFaeel Keoelpta very llkbl, od aalee small
la ousequenae, but prices steady at former
ratee bale were reported to-day of ouQ
buabeli common red atfl 1201 13,lu0bnshcls
fair do at II 200133, and suu bushels do prim
to choice do. at euoai to
Corn Receipts wer llfht to-day.ooly about
lOOOdbushals, but th market ateady and firm,
Halee eoinprle 1,200 buchela whit at 03G9I
cents, OOOido at$l(Jl03 th bulk at th lat
ter price, aad 8 bOQ do. yellow alOOJM seat,
iJj-W quota at I10S9113 for food to
Srimet a lot of 100 bushels good sold to-day at
I OS '
Qttts-Som 1,W0 buihols offered nd sold
to-day at S414 cents.
Cefftt iber Aroofurthr sales of Ooffee
to report, but a rood Inquiry. Aad th market
le very strong", with a decided upward tenden
cy. Tb 1 took her la light. And wa atlll
quots follows, vlti Bio la bond frontier
w 19 cente, gold, for good to prim catcoea,
aadltIo,duty paid, atllSOldoeots ror lair to
good, lTOlT'i cents for 1 rime, and 17M to ll'
cents, gold, for dhole 10 lancy lots,
loffen Th market le firm, and demand
fair, but holders ar generally Indisposed to
sell at current quntatlom, aod transactions
areinerciore umiiea
ATeii eiy llttl Inquiry and no sales
For new crop Cuba holders ask 50 cents, and
buyere offer 5 cents, end we quote old crop do
nominal at 80t3l eeate for clayed, and JUfJU
for Muscovado New Orleans we quote at TO
(f 8J seats, 1'orto ltlco at 4533 crate, aod Las
luit lalaa 1 At 4JoO ctata
sum rem rowniurr w aim quota at II
S20 cents for city, nnd Mid Ulngs at SiffM ctl
r llrht. an lSB&Meenta nrbuahairnr hw.
with a fair Jobbing demand
rrevlef Th market la firmer In ton,
traosastloas rem a la limited, buyers and sellers
not Agreeing upoo terms, llulk Meat isqultf
actively Inquired for, but w hear of no sales
Holders ar asking aa advance, and w now
Juot as follows, tin At 12 etc. for Shoulders,
I eouts for rib Sides, and UUt9U)i eeoti
ivi mi iiu. lufuiufi, igr uiran in iirl(
and ar being filled at previous quotations vlit
Bacoo Shoulders at lW013 cents, rib aldea
10Hnts,and elear rib do ailTUeeRta Lard
n inn ijuvi iinuii BDiB igr ncBiern,
but we hear of no aalea of moment Mess Pork
rangeefrora to ajom, aod Kump do we
quot at dO20 50 per bbl
Ritf There le rather mora dala In nte.
com 75 tlereee Uarolloa stlJlng th last day or
&J Lilvafnuol Hull la In llKt aman.1.
followai t TOiillOforUrouad Alum, and 2 M
uu,vr eaea ior cine. Turae la lanu we
quot dull at to cente per bushel for lots from
store, but cargoes aflot ar offerlog attiQiO
eeate per buahel
oan. The market la quiet, but under light
atocka quit Dru In too We hear of 00 aalea,
but w quo. price steady, aa foltowa,vlii For
fair to good redoing lowaiuji cental gro
cery Uuba 110)3 cental Ouba Oentrlfugala
B.'iUmi da 1 do. Porto Kleo 1113. eents,
An 4 Uemerara vacuum pan llk(fiacate
Rtfintd fars Ar dull but atady, aad
w quot to-day as before, vln Herd Uruahrt
At HOI'i eeots, And Soft do. At 14UUS
eentalor A whitei lltlt'eeate for Jl lti
llceota fortatra U.aud li)MUH cents for
Ovsllow
jyrf. W quot as follows, vlit Calvert
at ItHffll llalilmor Uoldan at tf(IM eta 1
Maryland do. CitfiJT eta nlonumeatal fjsa
eta 1 Uheaapeako 4&Qto cts 1 Uanioa Golden
sua 11 etc, and Merchants 41011 cts per
gallon
Stfdi Clover Is very dull and weak, and
prlcee may b written lower. We hear of no
eale to-day. and we quota nominally at asfj
1 25 per buahel, th latter for retail loie prime.
Timothy we quote nominally at ft Z0CI 74, and
i la at 2 lit! 2 .2 J per buahel
JYAiftyW not a aal today oflQbble
High Wioc at WU ctnte, but holders gen
erally ask l per gallon.
1IAKUIED.
LTO-KOTlIKRfORD.-Oa tkaUlH la.Ual.
ai UeCbarchef Ibe laekraatlea, by Ibe Uer U
V. Lewrie. Cais. U Lion, of Ohio, to Maar A ,
eldest eaaghiercf Alex Kmherfotd
l(IIBB-O'BRUf.-0i the 17IA UlL.at St
Aleralaa ehnrek, by thellev Falhr Uebfort.
fl, J.Jobr JtrsatU lliii Asms U Dans, btk
otlhiaelty
WiCnTIB-KOQIRB -OittMSth loUat.by
thaRffT Mr Hloa, Joiti f WiCHraa le Mitt
Am a s,vsae, tuMk ef UI diy
DIED.
SIPEXCL-OfeoBiaraptloe, on the IStU laataal.
ATBaaiaBlrsaoa, beloTod wife f Carlatopber
paee, ! II rera.
HerfaaarBl will take plaa from tbartttdtces
of her brntker. Wuiiaai Urowa, Third iiMtt,
belwecB Ifaryltal aveaaeandu atreat, Capitol
Hill, ob Tharsday evealagat t e'lok The
fneada aa4 aeqaalataBsea are reapectfa ly lavlled
Uattead
''QeiebslActforgettea "
niTZ -Da Reooira D litis, late Surayoa
Fert Shaw, MoBtaae,
Mraeral eerflee l be eeadected by Rv Dr
rlatkel. paatoref the deeaatad.ea aaxienBday
naralar. tUlaMaal.al 11 eloek. la atamerlal
liall. eareerof FoBrleeaLhaad H atreete Oaa
rl lavllalloa glrea by the fanlly Beata free.
.OBItN -Oa the 18th ltanl at ;ti n ,
JauBLiBroiaaaaa. iBlbeftJih year or hereto
tier rewalna will be Ukea to VIrglala for Inter
meal. Undertaken.
B1CUAUUP.U1E1EI. ILOIO l.'UIBB
HARVEY &MAFIR,
UNDERTAKERS.
NO.SJ3 P STREET,
Uotnr.on TftntU ana Tonttai
tw if
Printer,.
171 retM. ATtnu -U ilAt. niu II ti It.
1.0 . OVKIlIf 11V. SATIDH'iatDIl
cuaaiianiH . mtsTosn,
EltI"NTER8,
rare
10,
exeeated
Mi 6 JiJJ.
r 1 Pftnils
pT,toDETWE,
OORNER
Fennt;lTsnla Avtcns tnd Eltitnli Ftuct,
(Or.r Ifohtn A Bliaehird'i 8ti.)
w 8EC0KD FL00I1, g
Wood and Coal.
WOOD AND COAL.
Fnr tho aeat thirty daya we will effar ear atock
f WO0l AND CO, at tb- f llowjai
uicDuoicn puiousi
I Theaa Vallay Had Aab Coat, per loa fit) M
Willi. Alb Coal. " .mAtkA
Va IW f.a.BVVB, i Plhl
0k Wood, per ecrd . . . . ... T 00
pL,wJ2i ! i 100
w aw fa u artiT wuuu, naltr eott r, cc.
staatly eapBdatih
VKRY LUWMT PRIPRS
WH.JI. tlAlU'llklXAHON,
Cor, Sixth etrtat aad VUsoarl avsaae oa caaal
.or. nixia i
JalO-oolm
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF COAL!
J.WiOtoaa Lykaa'aTalUT Red Aab
1.UOU toaa beat qullly WhlleAab
Tba nndar.lv nd. In Jn .a ..I tk.l.
burr loir ilocb. will, from Ul. d.l a.Utt.
r .t r.dailo. o. lormrr rlc...
Out lllekirr, ..4 U.k.r'i lit. w.d,
a&d apllt Kl.dll.f . it, , .oaitullr oa a.ad
a.d. .iwd
T A R II H .
04 flo.lh A ftr.nl, bMw... rint.ad B.adili ,
vafiiw, nit, ( if, aonia ir..l, lK)tW..B BIX
.ud S.v.nlu itr..u, N.f r T.rd
WILLIAM H. BABEODK & CO
lii.DLCTioN in i-nit-E or cow.
It amu .roou.
Ualllrarlh.rBOtlc.OBlrrle..wlllb. airull.ws
vrutT, abu, p.r iob ,
BED .III, " ..
LTKIH'I VALI.IT r.ll.a ..
HOTT. . .
. to so
10 00
. 1100
, ISO
TOO
OAK WOOD, p.r cord
rim
0 00
OLBASON As aLIVIf
.Itl'lU
Bookbinders.
ir o tTniTT,
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IM I..IPIM, ..r.f.ll. .U..J.J In.
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Books and Stationery.
Mew Books.
wtrgtuctrn WKcniHicii auih.i ofu.-
ebaalee. of Xactaeetln. aad f the Comtrattloa
fHaehlaai.wlihaa UtrodaetloB t tbe ealea
la Br Jolla WeUbaeh la lhre wIibm
Velame 1, Theoretical Meeh aalea. w lib Ooi wood
eatala the text, Traaalated by Stkley Cot-.
BIRIDITlRTaiTIITSt Itlsqclrv lalo
m ni ih cnatwiqaBCf iij ereecia
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STANDARD TOETS AND MISCEIXA-
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JUVEHILS BOOKS, TOY EOOES.
rnoToaiurn albums,
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rOSTAOE-STAMF ALBUMS,
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Children's Games ,nd BalUlog Blocks,
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y Mk..rM.kh
0f ar . IraparlalloB. Bacfcf aramoa Boardi, la
Tapar Uaca., BaoUb wood Bad MornM.1 Chi.
M.a. wood boa.aadlT.rri DraBiat.imB.wood.
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tlatry, Bla&k llooka. Hot aod Letter Paper, la
lopaa. Ac, aad a seaaral aaaorUnaat of School
Uooha, Law and Helical Booka al very rodeocd
Jirlcaa Old Booka boniht or Ukea la azsbaare
or othera
H B -All the Dally aad Weakly Fapre.atoathly
Macailaaa aad Ferlodlaala eoaataatly ea bead
Raw Notela received aa Boonaepsbiuhed.
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AHDFJOTOKBrRAHKl., JtC
. H0.318BBVKNTU ST.,
18 eotf BetweaaUsadl
Bata, Caps, Boou, and Shoe.
rJWIHLS OTHERS ARE IlISl'OSINO
U rip riT.n ttKinir
A
BTIIASDUUUI.T. DUOS.
Usts Joat opened a Ursa aaaoitmaat of asw
BOOTS AMD IU0K8,
Aod solllac Ibam cheaper lhaaotbere offerlai their
old atock BaarlatnlBdlheyaelthartaark ceoda
apordowa.bat aall thtoa at reialar whofaaale
rrlcaa. Keapiscoaeef tbelarseeletoekeor Boola.
boe. aadClaluraofallfrada whlah you will
Had to wear aa repreaeatad dl-e tham a call ba
fore parchaalaf , aad yon will dad aavtafefBS
per east,
BTiiAsnunann nuoi .
Old Batnbar JTJ
Mew. 09 SEVBNTH BTHkBT,
113 tf Betweea 1 aadk
BOOTS
And
SHOES.
ImmtDii Stock of
ncnrs shoes,
IlaTlaf selected from
i.imii taaaaraetDr'
ROOTS AMI. Kim vi iw tup hitv
rt.?ff.1!.l.rl"lT..' ..'.
.--. .nun Hi,w,ir vgiii( roBBO. BBa
PARK PltlCGs, as we feel cobs-
deal that we will dobatter by
yo than asy other hoaie
la the coaatry
GEO. II. 1V1T.NIIV JL fit .
&UJftTntlsltr(,anderUiia'Fllaw
Cerriaees.
?KTAULIHIIED 1814.
Id ANUREW J. JOYUG fc OO ,
UAKK1AOK BlAVNUrAGTUUKtlS.
. ATTBBddYO rearteealhatraat
KrMlliirla all Ita hr.a.liu ilk ...a4.a... 1.M
r... rf.Ai.r'B.r;i-..r".-r"".- -"".?"" t1-
!.-'
v. -"if."-! uhm vr yvuuiiaaiQa ara iBCBrei
rilia ...aa., n.w T.rk ttU t
..A faHmriF&o:
Ballioad Eoutea.
L LIXAaDBlA.tOVPpnn AltDDAHPflniKl
eaptlBiday, atlJOa u arrive at Leaabar at
UilO a ta . aai tlamljloa at ll.U a ta Leav
amlltoaaf li,20t aa . aad Leathers et IJJOp
ta larrlfeat AlaiaadrlaailJlOp m
The aoeemnodatloa trala will leave A'exaadrU
dally, exrapl BaBday, al 4 p. n . aad arrUa et
LeebBratOp in Leave Leaabart atT U a,
m , aadarrlve at Alexaadrlaal 41
The BAIb. nt irala frant Alexaa rla aad 11 20
p. m tralifron Uamlilea, eoatecl at Hamllioa
WliO Binp a vmiij i Ian yn-i"" '" mn.ii
Tllle, Salahsravllla, liar rr Till bb4 WlSf haatart
alao. wlthKaamar oLleeotoeliat which Uae
LeeabnifdaUy for Ball a Kill. Aldie and I l Idle
liLTIMOBIAHD UOIO BAILKOAD.
Wt wifotof Dee. lMJ,.
Tralas Between TrAIIinaTlT end BSLTI
HtlXL aanl WllfltanTOB AND Till WEST.
arBwrasfoll4wa, vlsi A
LeaTC dally, eveept CaBday, at T CO, 00 and
1.30a, Sk,BB411VSio,5.W aadlOOp m.
, fUK lib TT1 .lllUfll ...
Leave dallrtoxeptSaaday, at 7 00 and I 90s.
aad 3.60 aad Si p. m.
DfAPOt,lR,
LeavaalTaad Ma.ni eBds.p 9o Irala
I erfrom AaaapDllaoBlittBda:
OVSnNDlt
HOS
Zavatla,si eiidflO, iatiSp u.
re at I a, m eada.00, iiJS
rOK WAT 8TATIU38,
re all a. in aad s Maadjn.ni,
rORALL KAKTHOy flit VJ
S8T. .
t) Kalarda alta nt. amlt Kiti rn.
Oa aaaday at B.BO, asd too p, m, otly. ea
aaetlacat Keteyltetloa with Imtie frou Dalit
more to w heelta. Park era bardd-e
Throaeh llahata ta tha Wait 1a VaJ at It..
StcabUtloa Ticket 0 Stoat all bcara la
thedav
VorAew Terk,
advcrUaeiaeBlef
Philadelphia aad Hot toe, a
ThrteiitlBe-"
natter of Traaiponatlea
5U. COT I, Oaaeral Tlehel A eat.
10. B KOOaTZ.aeeralAsaBt, WaihlBflea,
18G9
nittAT
1869
PIlfHaTLVAKfA ROOTS
aTT.VAI.fi
TO THI Hu&TUWiat. BOOTU, ASD KOOTll.
ll, BU
WiflT.
On aad after Ifev It. UW. tralae will leave as
Washlaftoa . 80a.mlBaltIiaor
.aeopnl
amn nt I M
llflm.
1 sop n
THI 0RIf DdUHLl
10 10 p m
IU1
av aad aliht aara. with modera ImpruTatntBta,
aad tarlat fren four to twelve hcarala time oval
any ether roita Two haadre mllee eaveil t.
Waateraaad Ceatraa New York,
. niiiikiutfl, lUlfllKIi fl
assiiriibi axrRiaa trains WIRT
TWQWifTIXPRIBB TRAINS NO
Throaeh from beHlnioro to bOCHaJTIR aal
PlTTiUDRQ wllhoBtahaaaa vin "-
ram.nri aj isia ronio iron miiimore nave
D'.?.T.V A'.ki!!Uu '-""
B U,
Tieketa kr thle reau caa b rrAcnred at th
cfloe, eoraer of Sixth etraat aad Paaaarh
aa-.aia.aaA.. aaaaai tfalUanl If.al L. - . 1 1
avoaae, vadar NatioBal Uotel wher reliable la
aav-Fi -aaa-a-i H.iiv.Bt UVKI ITB
form.kll0B will ha clvaa at all ilmava
raaieBreraprocarlat tlekata at this ear can
iiiii nWAttuiviAa.ivaiaiB
Pltisbari PIROf
ire aeecmnodatloBataSlaaptB Care for IlBilraer
CoraarSlxthlt. and I'obb avcBae.
riKUl U.BM1TU Tlakillmt.
WashlBgtoB, D 0.
JD S TOUXa.aeaoralFaaseBcar Asaat
al-lr Ballliaore, K
aow rce aa ri low, vii t
EOR K BW TORE, with oat chaore of car.
""I'VUieept Saaday)al 8 00a. v., 11 41
aad f 00 p m.
, OB PnitADBtPHlA
Leave dally (except Baadeyjat S.00 a to ,U.
tail tdn.rn
1, 0!f SUBPAT,
Leave for ltew Tork at B 00 p in and Phllatel
phUfttl ttpm,
HleeplBf ears tot X aw Terk ea 00 p n traU
BoatB, ea be had at the hiaUoaUOce alall haara
TirniaiiHiMM rB.iBQ.aipB. a new iota er
ef the day
ses Ban. more aa Ohio Kal1roa4 advermemeat
ivr iiinui stiwNi wasin.Bitoe. Haitimore,
atuapvui.i.iiiTii'i. j. u wil.SU,
nA.. - -B..ereiTTBBaportat.o.
L V CO LI Oeneral Ticket Aieat.
qiO. 8 KOOAT1. Ateal Waahloctoa
Steamboat LInei.
17011 UVEBPOOL AND QVEENB
: TOWN
I It II A H LI5E 01 MAILBTSAUIUSSAILIXa
rnou mw tobk
vtav
SATURDAY, aid alienate TU IS DATS
a TIckta aold to aad from Bealaad,
Irelasd aad the coatlaeat. for tall In-
ivriaaiisa m"IZ '
Agvat, lBroadwaT, (t.T ,ei
, ., , AtlDULRTOlt kbo
Jail If Baskera. WaahlaatJB
WARHTH.iT.lff aMIt HVVT TnTttT
Rereartar tbo Sa Iteanahlpe 8 O, KMiaBT.
hlpe B n.1.
LhTClTi'.
4UU.1 UIDSVUi BO laibll villa .
orthaHIRCIlA Tb I.tSB. will s.akT?7,
MfTJiar BiHi'WiiiiLii inpa MiWMiannaaKai
aad OBORQCTOWfl, ea followat Lcbto KW
zukk rren rirx9. seat KUer. oTery WEoneit.
DAk aadKATURDAY. at to m IawaOfcORQC.
T(WM every MuSfDAT aad THURSDAY, at Mm.
rorraiiiBiorraatioB, apply t K.r a ufinitAM
Asetat BleeaBd wharf loot ef lUxhatreat Uoorce
tow. tat the oraer ef taTnUi,ih atraat aad
new loraaveaae. w itturoi,
in it rrwHiiwam
Injuranco.
qiilK VKSTXEWrEAIiQlFrron
your Hv an Annuity Assurance on
your Life xn the EXCELSIOR, of New
York, if healthy call on A a WA TT
A; SON, Agents, No. 3 Young Metv
Christian Association Building, corner
Ninth and D streets. deB-U
1 CONTENTED MIND 13 SOME
lAiny you cannot havt if yo are the
owner cf properly that ts not injured.
The danger of Fire at thii ieatan of the
year it great. If you would get rid cf
Ae nervotu and uneasy feeling you Aav.
teien you Aear the Ire Alarm tounded,
go to the Office ofA.S. rRA TT J- SON,
No. 3 Jbunj Men Chnitum Anocia
tion Building, omcr Ninth and D
etreet, and sruun n tAct'r geod, prompt.
paying Companies, the HOME ef New
York, the PMENIX cf Hartford, the
FONKEKS and NSW YORK, and
theFIREilENScfNew York. Don't
delay. Doit NOW. de8-tf
, j
Medical.
T)H. VAMYOU.
DYNAMIC pnYSIOtXN.
Car.. BBEUIUTIIM. WlTHOgf uaOlCIMZ.
DK. FAHTOU, DYWAMIO FUTSKTaTAIf,
CarM la.lpl.at C.aiBmptt.a
WlTflODT M1MJ1.1I
dk F.rtrot;, DiBisiio rnrncus.
Car.. N.rroa. Proitr.ll.q aad ln of riulllr r
row.r, wiiuour utDiciaa.
oe riarorr, s.jrivio rnniou.T.
Car., r.m.l. WMka... .ad all fr.r.oa. Cora
plalala, wllUOCf UIDIClaS.
Dr. PAVTOTT .ar.. Blarara.rlBr
Dr rAHZOU.ar.. D.afa..., Clia4a.., .1.
nrrioa ibd Ka.iDiac, I30fl o atr.t.
J ?j,wVaThlrtMato aa.Brl..BIB .Ira.la,
ViiTMKrarjt5WfrVJ,''
kfaada n. t w . ...-..
W.da..aar u, vvai iSs
.,.' lZ!SKitfL& ''! "iI UiitlS.
ar.rr K.lard.yalfl V, p tb. an"a If
Builders and Haterial.
. .... . OABU,
I wllll.r dow.raf
rf IT CpjICKT PiV.UEKT
' !V f ' B.waru.Bf till. .llr-BU.o.lk, Carb
per llaaal foot thaa the eorporaltoa prlee. and
saaraateeall work for the term of tea yar. Pay
meat la three aoatbaaftar the woik la completed.
laatead of belaf paid baforo tha work 1c com
meaeed. TUORSTOM SMITH,
, mt Ollse. corBcr Klath aad b alreeta.
eapl'lf Chrlatlaa Aaaoalatlon Botldlaj
ROOFING!
J. F. NOLAN,
ImproTadPlreaad WaterProof Telt C .uioMtUm
aad pre Tel Hooter, readerlag walla of touaea lm
pervloaa to dampacca Ae blshlaaa yoara of
practical experlaace allow ra to anaoaDoe iimi
lmP.,w!m.,.l5u,.U wkmaBblp, aad lacreaacd fa
ellitlea to 111 all ordaraprompily Work warrastcd
for 11 yeare. aad at ealy aboat oae half the coat of
ether roolag
Valt lor aala at nraSn. Wn .19Ati ...... v.
tareea Sixth and Beiem atreete, aad oOO 14 atreat.
etweenPoarth aad fifth ctreete .
Fawn Brokers
475IJATv1f1475
BURNSTINE'S
X.OA1V OITXVICJZ,
Mo,i7SThlrteintbSUsoet,ttilradoor
soailt of Penn Aventie.
KOXST LOAK ID pa lime to aslt eoatomers oa
RealKcUta. Gold aad SIIt
Jewelry, SllTcr Plate, Pla
aad UeaUamsa's Wssrlag
Wa.rlai lppar.1 .1 all ....rl,.
dfi
DOOLSAKDIILTIKBOIianT rortl-lf
Stereotyping and Electrotyping
XfOBBAT WITHE,
aser.oljper. ami Elcclrotjit.r.
97a fSMSSTLTAHA AraiCB.
MrjTiE,; tils,, blcos nnr, rnnni.
TDJtB, ..I a a.a.rat ain.rtta.at or ioglNasa
CUTII..a..iirr.aa4 " .
HOTELS AND nESTAUUANIfl.
, ,-r- -.'' a ww iioivi i a w i r aii ii.itBiir
'' ihrooebeBt.asd lis Bill f Parela set
?if1.,.,-.d 'V'11.' variety by aayhoaae la
. iwjji,t,,i .ll.' Roomealwaya readr
for waddlaa aad U. ..... t..ua -Tk.
;CfJa?rJ n V.ri an"'"M I aver y reepeet. The
prl aa of BmM baabaeo. taad (owtes to the rat
acarelty of i moaay al tha reaiBabl am f HO
perday TM patroBaeeof tar frWeda sad the
(rayelfac pablle are ia-ited i Msk" lusft I HO
TBI. laalr bom.
m A .c.iuui, proprietor.
Late oa of tbe 1 rorletrs of the a tthaaia Vote I ,
P fl -lf-r anaakaa ma In aa.1 fun .11 j JL..1 ,
iABi la...... KSV
ST. GLODD HOTEL,
COR. NINTH AND FSTS,
The moat cealrsl Watlrni in the city, Immadlataty
oppoette the Paieat Offleo aid Matoale T't&rle,
aad oae block froa the Ueaoial PoatOllaeDa
partmaot
1 auia a ii on ntiiwvB as ana inrcrtii fltm
Klafaatly faralihed throaibOBt,
Tha atraalaara. aomttfiBlcatla wllb lha rati
I to I, It ecatlve M anion, Treaaary, war aad ItaTr
B'Br,UIB.. ,n IBS nai.invio BBS vu BKiiioan
pot, peae tbe door
MU(. E. A. POLL Attn,
JetJ if rrorrlMreaa
l Ca tV I Ma A nil,
EBBITT HOUSE,
WA8IUNQTON, D. C.
JH w
8. IMAM'S J
KKSTAUUANT,
007 (SIS new) 1CIIITU STREET,
Dctween PnnylTaMla t n& D t.
dell Ira
CALEDONIA HOUSE,
Soathsast eoraer ef Thlrteealh atreet aad Teaa
aylTaalaavenva.
GOlfDtTCTIp UN THI BUKUPEA BTTLB.
KtAt. at thi Aur rmiR.
BOOMS, WITH OR WTTHOOT BOARD,
WATT IIUNUAB,
deeZ9eolm Proprletore
W
ILUAIt ULIHE,
RESTAURANT AND DINING-ROOM,
Corner If Inlh aad T atrata. eppoatt Pateat OBt
OTtjTBHh Ina'arr itrU Jacob Baeser'aeele
braUdlAaERBIKH. Vtaaaay, IIb-oo k Oo 'a
ealabratad XXaad XXX. ALKOH DRAUOBT
MEAL9 1URNISIICD TO OENTMIMKN
at say tine, from I a m. vatllllp. m.
dot tr
H
AMHAI.K it KBirUABT.' BO SUO PSHJi
1A aYLVANIA AVBflUlt, arlheeorarofFlf.
taetth etreatiTUOHAB QRSBH.lateof Wlllard a
ni, propriwor. mm woara vi rmni'
Proposals.
PROPOSALS rOB WARD PA VI IT 0
Orrte ap Brriatirt kpiht a no InrscToa np
.- ......
Bawsas, CAaatAi swats. Vootwa
n airawva " I
30TWAVa,ABD I
t ITT HALL. f
nrll. ir J
lTd at the Mayor
naw BaibDiaoi,
W.antiaTri. n. II . Juatn
Rala4 fri-wakfa villi k raralvital aa tka Mavitr'a
nmro, viij" nan, on in n o'cioea nt oiiiuuks
iiai. ibost n taaiaati
for tba yea ifimnfn
it. for pMlii eni-blsf. At ,
1M Atl.lW.;Vr thi
arai eiarca oi tna ri
ite in a aiianu
, ortarwi,ia
npariaeauoBB mur on waa b. iBia vum itlij
lav. f ram la m lata alnpk n tn
la taaamu-ac trlas-, flaswaya, lie , oaly
the width f the flaiaieBce will be Ukan late
aeccaat, aadth portloa of eroaalpca pared with
eobhleiloaea will be paid for aseobble atone pave
2.0 bid will t received which doee lot tactade
aa offer for each cepcrauttrmof work and mate
rial
Th law recjalre that the eoKtrector for tbe
above work eh nil be practical pavers
Th name of each party latar-ealad fa tie to
tract moat be laaened la fall Ii Mbe bid
Kach bid ratal be aacoagpaaled by tbe wrltte
sraaraBtee ef a refpoaalhle party Ikaowa to be
aaehlthat, lfaeeptod thebldderwlll areeptthe
eoBiractladaefertn, aadparferaa the work laae
eordaaee therewith, t te aafle oaey f the aecarlty
to be certlfled to bv the Tai Clerk
ThaiBaraateeiaaatb la aabatasee aafollew
I, a 11. iBaraatea that. If Ihte bid be ae
eaptedby the Uayor, that the bidder wl 1 eal'T
lata a eoatract for the aano, bbJ perform tbe Work
accrdlBt9therCialteBieate thereof
(Sis-Bad, A B .
All iisaiBrnaall fnplha ahiiva asrlll t mail a 1b
aeoorJaace with the lawa . .
So blda will be eoeeldered aaUoe they be I
trial eoBformUr with thla edvertlcenioB., aad
laeatayor rtMTTB tao r o.t i , cay or
bide. If deataed by htm aeceaaaryt yroiecl Ue
latereala of the Corporation.
CI1A1 TI BL1BR.
ialSKK SDperlaUadaatefSewwa.Ae
UeprlaUacoflhepabllc docutnaau, aad tho par
caaaeor paporiorina paoiie pnaiiax," appra
oaiharrthef Jolv. lftHLaaaled propoaala will b
relTed aaillTUKlDATt theVil day af Jaaaarr
iro.atlOo clock a m , for faralihUc the rapal
fur tha pablle prieilac satil tbeSUt dapef Jana
ary, 1HI t the eald p'opocite to beep aad bef re,
aad the awarda of cob tract to be made by, tbe
(.eterameai. theeoiaralttee reaerrlacto ltaelfthe
nebt to reject aav aod all bide a Ite 1 ad a nan t of
tbo beat letare.C of lha Jornn.ael nor dlcUte
Itiaa wilt taai nniilriil. hut tka CAnlracla will b n
tcredlatofor all that nay b aeeded darlag the
year, aad aetaore.
CLASS 1 Uicalmpikibi Paiaiue Pari
89,000 reataaef flaa Prl atlas Papar,aaealaa4arad(
CLASS L CALtSDiasp Paiativa Pirsa
19,000 raatna of taparnaa ealoBdered Prtatlag
Papar, meaaariBK ttaSS lachee. aad welsh
lit llnyth.ee pvaade to the ream of WO
ebeeic,
3D rama of auporflae ealeedcred Prlatlei
h
lair aataalr nanaJi Id tha reana or SaJO
ahoete
CLASS . blXIB AID CAUIDlAkD ratiTin
Pirsa
1 (KTO raama anoarSiia frlatlar Pa sap. bard
aiiad aad eapereaiaaiered tnaaaarle:
(4x31 lacliee, aad walehJef fjtty Ave
poaada to tbe raaa of toil aheete
IOO raama aaper elaed aad ealaadorod. lflxX
iBcaea asaweisoiac wjrtyjMtiaaeieiaa
ream of ODchaala
ULAfea A ktav Pieaa
1,000 raatsaof anMrSaa Map Paper, alscd aal
calaadarad ef each alieeatauT beta
ontrad. aorraatHiarl.aa ta w,i,l wlih
avairvT laaBaartaa wail latun, aaa
woishlsi tweatyaoaa poaada to the raam
ofAoQ beau,
CLASS ft. WaiTi PAriaa, (to be ef say rs
q aired weishta.l
1 000 reams Qaano Put. luialatha.
S.CCJ raama Viet Cap, MxlflVCr 1UIT .aches.
1 MO nana DonbleaCait, ItMiH vr lTxW laches.
X.BuJreamtl'emrt IflatWIaaltaa
S.t-iQ reama Dtfabfo Demr, 3ux9 leabea
?ooo raama Polio Poat. llxa lachea
.Coo reama Poable Polio PoaL n91 laches
1.0U) raama Medlam, lBxSaiaelioe,
WO reame Koyal.lSzI'laehac
BO reama Beparttoyat. sox2S laches
r. ..-ir-rvn-.. iT.-" "".
av mma iwpiiiauiAiui iacna
av ifini iup,iiiiu
OUOieama CoTor. Tbih
t achat, asd cf a
rpar, uaaaanae; Z9XB
aav renal rad euilar or
8.000 reama of aay rtjlred also aol eaamerated
auqT, aa BvifUHUiBlallwiaCStl,
rr 'S6.Coloxbd WaiTlir. PArsha,to t of
any renalrad welabta I
. ami Cap, .3xl lache-, blae.
?S 'a Cap, j.i17 la.lws, of aay rtanircd
AU resb. -oreolora,
K eol. lloPoal, lTxniaohM.blD
W reama P-- Me Cap. ltxM lac hi a, b DC
.u reams boa.. iTill InoU.. tloa
I J reame Polio, . ) lachoe, bloe
WO reame Pear, Is si tachee. blae
0 reame Madam. IS, M lasbea, hlse.
rr !? Uo-i1,CP.l. -ici Blaxis. (aa.
CLASS T -Pin yo Poor Of
1WW, alae aliad I s, walfhlsf
I COO reams, mcaaarlaf JCxN laeb. . .,
ti pounds per roam lhtss
aoo roam, ,. aarlai KxX Inches.
. fllpeunde par ream ' ns
m 'l".' """I" Wxn lachaa, welfh
J IHIiaJl TV.. ...aaa -"aa
MO ru., maaaarls lUxtQ lacbaa, wef cLlaa
aupoaudaoer ram """'a
CLASS tV-SiisD ABPCALtxpKtia Tn
avi 'i"Tixij I'Arsas.
v aau. i,iii,i i rram Tinted ani.
calendered. ttx26H laehaa. welal li id
PoUBda to the ttain of IDO aLaeta " "
iw iwiiii jwriiii (.inn Tinted soper
ealcBdcrcd. JrtxW tschaa, walflUaa
U poaada to tha ream of SUaheata.
Priinnial. v ha -..!. j K at. ?
it.. : ..... ..iw,..!,, wi un wii via una
1!17. "t',,T K"110" ' one IbouaaVd
Blaa rarttUhadl
Sack claaa will be considered aeparately, aad
baaBbjecttoaacparate eoatract, but bid J... ma J
offar for one cr mors of th clause U th same pro
Bo Pfcposel will be eonaiJcred naleaa aceom
S'lJlt.lS V ttM- 7Uh ""rt! t approval ot
""d Btalaa Jadea or Alioraey, la taapeaaltr
ofSiUJ.lbatthebrddarorblddafilfbiaMthati
propoaai aball be accepted, ahall IV tb Vrtl
eiea propoaed for aad each Propoial mn. The aco a,
panted by aallaraciery eTlJoBce that the Hnan
Wr!SV.,li,ll!, ?lliJpro,r"V M? maaaTactaF."
'.h.drVeS-,i tei"U" W ww
AH lie paper la the aeveral elaaaaa mnat bade
M.f " aV lftt 0,"ant PrlBilBi Offlc la ite
ciiror WaablnglOB Id good order, free frvm all
ass avert axtra charge or cxpeaao, aad aabjact u
the laapecUcB, con at, weight, and mcacarameat of
the CoagroaaloaalPrlalcr, ani he la all rcapecta
The Bupiijyl aa laferler article la aav nf
tbeelaaiaa, or a failure l supply the oaanttly ra
cjnlred at aay time, will be .oaafdared a vUlUUi
oflha 4taan-a.it
Blank rrop.Ia arlll be faralahed apoa epnllca
UoaatibUoOlee aad bo propoaai will be coaaldared
Which doa sot coBform exactly thereto
'fv-. 'aaaui BtBeanaiop'rre
loaalc for Uper.', and ad.rta! to ifca JIi
cwlllbeledoreedi at
laper." aad ad. rat
na Pni.ilaV.Uiu. Ti
iHllir.nilAia I'.MI, V.lhlla. .l.t. a .1 .'. ""T
......; . ...... . . .a...., aituar in in, aara al
0 mnilllr. . I'rlall.i It. il." !' f!$?
Cfcalrma. .1 lb. Ho,.'.' OiSSinnPnt',,.
S.Ar."l'U,'p ,"'-"laal rrtBtar.b"l:!'
.,..'. Ji'SL'ffl.'W.!.'.""" -a.UI.. .f C.
J.!9 W Cobii
Ferional.
LiDiti .sd otatLams oih iutb rm
n...V.'V.I?,,""S.U0V" PSl " ta....k.Mll
LiKV br!l.wJr;it!."'b." ilaiaair7.u..u W..I
!"V'.P; OiaDKait.af lk.Klc.rl Un.pll.Ulal
ud .t.tn. arnr-a a.ail.n.. af iw.air m...
7'V"lif","'J,lkl,ft"""'arbraa.B
. ,,TVM Uaraaalplol ,10 .d.in. ..d la.d
fla.wllt b. ..at fr..br .apr... la.ar .Mh.li
I. all. Biau. mi Ir
PWItl raw dnur. n..ib at 1.....1.
Baa. jla I. .n.nna.f.1 wb. olb.r. f.t
ala ate
... ban., aa.pl.. .1 u, iaal 1 '.'., V.p.Ti
raallUa.i...... wlU U fVr.l.b.. apV. afplT
...,, u ,. until.
SI-
Separate rooms for ladle.
Hodlcal
XID 33i3xro-'o
.fmi I
'Wff
FRENCH
MhnmM
THEJUIttbUh ntKB' ,
Roots and Berries. vL
CONSUMPTION
And Its Att.noaal imp a t.
LIVER, "STOMACH,
nmvELS.
?K1DMS AND DR1HAI1I
0HQAT.0
rr rcunu axnutucnu
THE BLOOD,4
tie p
Billarv. Glandular, S),
IsEOBETIVE'sYSTEiiiO T
Tho Nnnvous &
1D
HPSOTJIiAB roaoaa. i
PlrrII,"Wn.. .iim,.- ,
l?ai BColUs PlBeo.Bi Cedar at. I
n.n.n. ana.naaa a,.aaa., tTaaat
HCW iorai Minill r (
ptiiat in rraaai'". uai LT?"rt
1 Vrbaaaao im ,.h.,b- .i
..a,i ill Kimt atraat. AlXaarJ'
fiiirri;iAA.iio-iiki s
in iiua aj- i i wu
ri.1 ant ni oi
' cnlpt of pi t i
S7J.AFIT&
i -
1 H t ha.rl-.M Has ir.n Ft i ai
H a.Wlt.ial..Maedn rfth mi
i '" V' aVV ii p w
t nvdttif rnnntrr h
fc( iitmtuig
thn
TTAviniTO,t- v .ac( aw.ua
Por atvaralyearalbad beeBaabfoct toaeoaih
j ..iin.a rilaarul Ii.. waa aaj laalwtatar I
rVAe.aiTO
.Ave 9D.1bV
took a heavy eold.whlah aettlad ua my laasa , 1
had a bad hamnrrhsie . 1 aed near eoash mix
larea.bat fmad ao rallif 1 waa eery alck all
eammar I weal la to the eoSBtry.hepla tt weald
beaaflt mei bat whaa 1 rfiafaed y eeeib wa
VUI, riwi.ai aaaaaaaw. -.---- ---.
rhase.wblchlaatad tTedarai I wae very lew aad
ar,ABi. aad aafarad from ahortBoao of breath i I
eoBthed
I aeaaiBBtlri eosld oi alcapi bad ae ap
trladJevarrthlBcmr frieada rooraijal
oaad ao raliarBami triad rBlBaWoa
d.batfoei
derfal Rein
alarl.1 WHA.t
ejaaiataarea la Waahlastoa, wbo kaaw my aap
T aa. B-.-J W.J xtjjaan .ja. Alt Inaa . ... .a 9
paaaa pi a m inii,,invrHP'i
trUiil to aao ma BtUadlBB to mV bonahod Bf .-M
aad aboat the elty, arparaally aewell a othc
people jcaBorallp I have ratammoaded It te aee
oral affl cted paraoaa darlag Ue year.wh hav
BocaeeBcanan -rH," ,..
Use LoviaAlUSPlx.d 0 street.
Inelpint CbiuKl-p-tea. ...-,
WiaaixeToa.li C ftepLfl laiS
I bad a aavrre ceeitb reaaltleg from a ailtad
aalA 1 triad vainua psattoral rarMdleo Wlthoat
hoBCht 1 had aliht wete.Badwaa aom what
Saruma a laoy iritii iaaaa ma i t ih.hi
Da It lUTIafesei laaf.wdaTal waaaatlraly
cared 1 ha had a rclara f the stack ma alarc
AaaUtSBt Clly Sarvayor
For All Throat amd Ldc Complaluta,
rienrtay. Aethma.. mplberla,, Draa.
tUtlB(Ca.tarrti Btwrtilon Lolda,
aad imSaminatlou of
thO liUDIls
dact-tf
OALTIKOR1 LOCK HOSPITAL
UTABLISBSDAfiABSrUatTBOUQUACSS T
Dr. JOHKtTOH hc dlaeorered ihs moil tertala
epeeiy aad ealy offectaal remedy la the world for
weakaaaepf the Bask or Llatbo Utrlctares, Affee
iIabi aaf Ih. IT lalaa a an J HIa.il Jar. vnlnalar Ij
charioa. Impotaacy, Oeaeral Uebiltty, Bttt.i
hpirita.
faaloaof Ideac. Palpttailvaof the Haarl, Timidity
TrembllBsa. Dlmaaaa of hit hi or Qlddlaraa, lU
aiaaaf Lk Haiti. Throat. MaHtlUla. Xtaatluaa
of tha Laace, II U math or tluwala-tfauee tarrtLlo
itaordare artalag from the tollUry lUbltecr Tunth
Ihoaa aaoasv aad aolltary practlrea mot a fata to
tb.rTlatlmalbaathoaet;xofSrreaa to the Marti
f Jlyaaaa,bllibiias their moat brllUeat hope r
eaUerpatlosa.raaaerlaa' manure, Ac lapoaall
aapeeiauy. wae aevo jati
the eUtlm
d daalrBcil
ury
whit!
Vie, that dreadffll aad da tract It hi
h aaa Belly eweere toaanatlmaly ermvetb
aaaeaof
rnifBitiaf tne moat ax al tad tales ta
hrUllaBilaUlTeal, who micbt otherwlaa ha
raaeed iUtealai SeaaUB with tbe thaadera
4aeBce. orwaked t eectacy Ike living lyre. y
.al,..ikU....I.;.-iua
httrrledParaeai. orlToaag Me contempts a
arrlaga, bales aware ef phyelaal wahaa of
alc debility, la.orulllaa, Ae . apeedlly eared .
Ua whuplaocahlmaair ander the eary of pr J
may rellrioaaly eoaldeeahla hoistaid.
bb, and eoafldcatlv rely poa hla ,i ni,
l'4' OR0ABI0 WSAKSI8S X
iLimediaUIy Corel and Pall Vigor Ueatolaff.
Thla Dreadfal Dlaeaao which roadaiG.
ttlaerable and Uarrlaie Impoaajblo U the p.
paid Ibr the vletlme l Impropor lacialxa ,
loaaa paraoaa era tooaptloeoumll exaeaaeerr.
aotbelagawaroof ihedreadf.) eoeaoqaeacea ta
may oaaae Mow, whotbataadarauadathe aab
ect will pteUedtodeBy that the power ef pro rea
Iob la loal aooaar bT
awBiini anoa jaikiae ibio imprnfcr
by theprodaa. UaallaabalagdaprUed
n of haalthr otTapilBa the moit ocrioBe
Diniuaa o;
thepleaiarea
Mw
rw,r, aiarTvo, iiriiaDitur, vrapraia. rai
ittatloaef the Ueart. ladlgactloa, CoBctltatloaa
ueoiutir.a waatisc et tne xrauet vongaa. uoa
aampllAp. Ae
orrciy booth TKiPKKirc stkixt.
Ifihaad aide golag from Ualilmoreat'aat, a few
loorafromtke eoraer. Pall not to eleeMe a am
end aatnber.
-Ke lattera received aaleaa poetpaid ad eoa
ulaUgaaUmpto be aaed oa the rplx leraoaa
wrritlBsahoaldaUtease.BBd oead portleaef ad
"""""""BaS.'o'KtToit.
slambareflbBoyaiColLagefltirgeoaa,l,oadoiia
Sadaatefromoaeof the moat eulaeatCotloxaa in
o Dal tJ biatee.and the grealar part of whoae
life baa baee, apeat la th hoapltala of L01.J. b.
Paris, Pbtladalphla.BBd elaewbere. ha aftud
oraeof Ike nioaiaatoBlablBCearea thai were evet
taowai maay troablod with rlagUg lathe hap
and ears wbca aaleap. great acryoBaaera. b
alarmed ataeddaaaoaBdii baabtnlDac, wtlh fre
maathlBihlax atteaded avmetlmeawllhaderaBse
meat of tha ml id, wora caroJ I m wad latalr
TAKb iAKTICULiU HOTICE
fir J addrcaaecallihoae who haTelaJttrel them
ee by Improper tadalraaeaaaBd aolltary habile,
whlah rala blh body aad u tad.aalttlag (hem for
allSar haalnaaa. atnd v. aoalatr or matiiaara
IThaee are aome of tba aad and melancholy effect e
erodacid by early habit i,yoath,la. Weakaeaa
f the Ukck aad Ltniha, Pslna la the Ilea . Dim
tfMxbt, t oaauf Uancalart' war. iBipllatlaa
Ilr-urt Dyiive a, A r a trrlUbllH. Ia
n.. t i"th (JigH't-T an m U so at el Pa
' t& Irani. .,1 I tl 1 Tin
w.ftfflt?. -Ihefearfo ck.eu nihemiadai
ii,A.a,t le-loac of fcl myry, CoafBalou
--.IV i.. iof bJlrtl , HUVorabodlaaa,
MBchto U dr g.r dliirn.l, I e of boll
f Idea. PepreaeU me ef thoevilai rodic-d
,KVnwf.u ,lA.,0ti,lr aljaxeaea sow Jodie
tode, Ttmldlty.Ae .are. (B1M hcnibt foalcx
-Ih.?."ifd,"'p'r,,??"i0,J ' rvom d
what la tbe eaaae of their dee. .aa aboat th
hair vigor, becoming weak, ts -UcA.
amtalauj fcavlag aaiainlarappea
ayea, eoash, aad ajmmomafrcoBaevBA. act,...
themcelToa bv aaertalat.. '.
IVUIU MAD ""?
aaiero ana laaaiciai la a eertain aeera
sachperaoaaMFaVabaf raeoatemplaUa
relecllkataaoaadmlBd and body are the aeat ae
es.ary rcaalal'ec to promote eoaanblal hapirtaai
aJ-c., ahbost theaa the ioaraey ikrcVak Ufa
"".FcarypilgrlmBgouheproapiTttloarir
U.Tm l0.th f II." "!" boeSme badowed
aVitoblf ' tEf tlud,rt the mTlVa'boi; re
.'ted .ViitftvftW"'- ' o,Hb" '-
Wk . .PUKASIOf '(ifPBODIlCB
VThoai Ue mlagnUed aad Isvpradeal votary o
J.WIiMdi .- lblUdlho aaeda of this
palafal dlaeaao. It too oftea happeaa thai aall.
tmd aaaaacf theme, ordrad(dlacoiarr dalar
him from applying to thotewho. from, aduratlo
and .PtibllltT, caa aloafrtal llm Be
rallalBtothehaadsof IgnoranlSBd daatse-e rr
Uadars, who, IssapaUa of cnrlag fllch I Ispeea
alary aabstaace, keep him IrlsTaf miJik afur
ohfh.or aa long aa thoamallciit sacaa be b
talaad, aad 1 epalr Iobto h a Hh rained
wear rnicr papot-a, BoiiajB r watcb nppaarai
...la sad again before lift public, besides hi
iiaudiaa aa a gentleman f eharaclsr aad rospoui!
P.r. in arariHtl. lli kw. ... ..i"T . vl.
lialUpiar. Lack ll.aplut.
aaaua . aiin over ui gain agiiiaappoisimaiork
by thease of that deadly polaoa. Afarcarj. haclana
Ike coaetllalloQal armpiima r Iblitarrlble 01
aace, each aa Affection of ihc Hed. Threat, Kcae,
ihla, Ae , progreaalag with frtabiM rapidity tilt
aealb pate a period 10 htc.raadfal oaVcrtni iy
aeaoleg him to thai aadlacoTared coantry from
whoaaboaraeseree UrrstarBa.
Mib0BSSatS!T OP jnt FKtBI
The maay ihoaaaada eared at Ihte latUtaUoa
wlthla tha last slab. a Tea re. aad tb rneroaa
iargUalWroattoBe performed by Dr. JabaatOB.
.uluaaj bv tbe rcbortara of (t.. irf-l7.TJ
V Ua aala Ta.ala. rranirlpttaaaaMar.l.T. al
keaMll. anaitnraaJnA a.d alUaWwt ..
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